Meigs County Extends December Tax Deadline to Feb 15
State authority extends Meigs County tax payment deadline to February 15 with county commission approval. Treasurer R G Webster notes ongoing collections and large payments from Ohio Power Co, gas company still due. Abstract shows 1933 realty valuation down from 1932, with total collectible realty of about 518 thousand dollars and village values up or down in various measures.
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Meigs County
Pomeroy
Jan W
R. G. Webster
Ohio Tax Commission
Webster
Ohio Power Company
Blackmore
Corn Hog Adjustment Plan Draws Meigs County Farmers
County agent George W. Kreitler reports rapid enrollment in the U. S. corn hog adjustment plan across Meigs County. Enrollment meetings are set at Racine High School February 1, Harrisonville Grange Hall February 2, and Chester High School February 6, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Enrollment is also possible at Kreiter’s office outside January 4. Eligible farmers with 10+ corn acres or 4+ hog litters qualify for payments projected above $6,000 for enrollees already.
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Meigs County
Pomeroy
George W. Kreitler
Kreitler
Racine
Harrisonville Grange Hall
Chester High School
Towboat Be Lamont Mughes Visits Long Bottom with Calliope
In Long Bottom on Saturday evening the Towboat Be Lamont Mughes, flagship of the Carnegie Fleet, steamed in with lights blazing and a calliope blaring. The Betty, captained by O German, arrived Saturday morning and resumed operations after a brief home stay.
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Long Bottom
Obie
M. EB
Arn Myers
Evelyn Stalnaker
Linnie Swan
Golda Lawrence
Biladene Ferrell
Paul Marcinko
Pearson
Marcinke
Judge Peoples Cleared. Meigs County Easement Case Dismissed
The Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Carl Weygandt dismissed an affidavit alleging bias by Judge C E Peoples in a condemnation case over an easement for highway No 7 in Meigs County. The court found the charges not sustained and ordered costs from the affiant.
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Peoples Pomeroy
Jan W
C. E. Peoples
Meigs County
Ohio Supreme Court
Benefit Tea Held by Heath Church Mission Society
Middleport residents are invited to a benefit tea hosted by the Foreign Missionary Society of the Heath Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday February 1 from 2 to 4 PM at Mrs. M. G. White's home on South Second Avenue.
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Middleport
Foreign Missionary Society of
The
Heath Methodist Episcopal Church
M. G. White
South Second Avenue
Middleport Yellow Jackets beat Gallipolis in tough clash
Middleport Yellow Jackets extended their winning streak by defeating Gallipolis 17 to 11 on Saturday night. The first half stayed tight, but Middleport pulled away in the second half, with the Gallipolis girls team also losing 24 to 12.
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Middleport
Middleport Yellow Jackets
Gallipolis
Jackets
Middleport Guns
Early Morning Fire Destroys Chauncey House
A three room dwelling owned by Sun day Creek Company at Chauncey, occupied by Mrs. King and family, burned about 5 am. The family escaped in their clothing as smoke filled the home. Cause suspected as defective flue or overheated stove, with strong wind hindering efforts to save nearby houses.
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Chauncey, Jan
Sunday Creek Company
Chauncey
Farewell Party for Minnie Franz in CHAUNCEY
Friends and classmates gathered at Minnie Franzs Main Street home in CHAUNCEY on Saturday night to bid her farewell before she and her family move to Jackson Ohio. The event featured games contests and a refreshment course with attendees including Geneva Palmer Jimmie Carter Clyde Palmer DeWitt Walker Wilford Millington Charles Hashman Frances Atkinson Mary Oxy Clara Misner Anna Pear Barie Gretchen Edwards Mildred Nagle Gloria Hintz.
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Chauncey
Claes
Minnie Franz
Main Street
Jackson
Ohio
Geneva Palmer
Jimmie Carter
Clyde Palmer
DeWitt Walker
Wilford Millington
Charles Hashman
Frances Atkinson
Mary Oxy
Clara Misner
Anna Pear
Barieh
Gretchen Edwards
Mildred Nagle
Gloria Hintz
Roosevelt Birthday Dance In Chauncey Tonight
Chauncey hosts a Roosevelt birthday dance at the Harvey Dance Pavilion sponsored by the UMWA. Millfield Orchestra provides the music as residents anticipate a festive evening. Local man George Evener, recently recovered from pneumonia, visits family during a 30 day CCC furlough in Sand Ridge.
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Harvey Dance Pavilion
Chauncey
Roosevelt
Mecula
Los Angeles
Calif
James Evener
Sand Ridge
Installation Tonight at Pleas ant View Temple
Chauncey officers will be installed at the Pleas ant View Temple meeting of the Pythian Sisters Chauncey tonight.
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Chauncey
Pleasant View Temple
Pythian Sisters
Middleport Social Notes Include Visitors From Columbus
The column lists residents and guests visiting Middleport and nearby areas. Miss Thelma Young of Columbus spends the weekend with Mrs Bett. Mrs Laura Barnett and Roy Andrews of Guysville dine with Mr and Mrs W H Jubiling. The text notes travels to Huntington and Columbus, with multiple relatives visiting and returning.
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Laura Barnett
Roy Andrews
Guysville
Dwight Kim
Middleport
Andrews
Barnett
Brooke
Marry Hysell
Meigs Farmers to Visit Forest Camp for CCC Meeting
Meigs County farmers will attend the Civilian Conservation Corps event at Rock Springs Fairgrounds Wednesday. The annual farm bureau meeting includes invited farmers from neighboring counties with speakers Major Sauvage Lieutenant McClellan Marion Isaacson and W P Hammond. Dinner at 11 30 follows a morning program and CCC work overview. Orville Allen was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication, with release pending payment arrangements.
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Pomeroy
Civilian Conservation Camp
Rock Springs Fairgrounds
Meigs County
Farm Bureau
CCC
Major Sauvage
McClellan
Meigs
Marion Isaacson
Meige
W. P. Hammon
Civilian Conservation Corps
Notes on visits and illnesses in Racine area
Mrs Emma Jividen and Mrs Clark Jividen visited in Gallipolis at the Weatherholt home where Douglas Weatherholt is seriously ill. Douglas Sayre of Antiquity is reported seriously ill at his home. McNickely returned to work on the packet Liberty. Laura Baker and James MecClaskey from Midland Pa visited Walter Stewart. MecClaskey returned Sunday. Mrs Owen Watson returned from Holzer Hospital improving. Arthur Sayre and Kenneth Rody came from Greenfield for Mrs Dana Houdashelt’s funeral and Sayre returned Sunday for Alice Swearingen’s death.
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Emma Jividen
Clark Jividen
Gallipolis
Harold Weatherholt
Douglas
Charles McNickely
Liberty
Douglas Sayre
Sullivan Sayre
Laura Baker
James MecClaskey
Midland
Walter Stewart
McClaskey
Baker
Owen Watson
Holzer Hospital
Arthur Sayre
Kenneth Rody
Greenfield
Dana Houdashelt
Sayre
Alice Swearingen
Mary Jane Scott Plans Move to Aloysius Academy
Mary Jane Scott, a sophomore at Middleport High School, and her mother Mrs Hollie Scott and Mrs E R Tompkins spent Monday in New Lexington completing plans to enroll Mary Jane at Aloysius Academy for Girls.
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Middleport
Aloysius Academy For Girls
New Lexington
Mary Jane Scott
Hollie Scott
E. R. Tompkins
Scott West
Middleport High School
Successful Meetings Close at Middleport
Rev W Hoyt completed a weeklong evangelistic season at the First Baptist Church in Middleport. Services began January 7 and drew enthusiastic local attendance with 23 new church memberships. Hoyt will return to Warsaw Indiana for a few days before touring again.
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Middleport
W. Hoyt
Warsaw
Indiana
First Baptist Church
Hoyt
Missionary E A Beamands in Letart Falls evangelistic meetings
Rev E A Beamands on furlough from Wilmore Kentucky aided Rev Law in evangelistic meetings here last week. He showed motion pictures of India and plans to depart in spring for South India. Local residents noted included Mrs Sallie Weaver and Mrs Nancy Sayre.
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Letary Falls
Jan
E. A. Beamands
Wilmore
Law
India
South India
Sallie Weaver
Nancy Sayre
C. E B. Pickens
Huntington Sand and Grave Company
Dan Shane
J. C. Stewart
Letart
W. Va
Garon Roush
Ohio University
Arthur Roush
Robert Lucas
Newark
W. E Wilson
Carl Shields
Pomeroy
Clifford Hill
Rutland
Dale Musser
W. O. Crow
Frank McKelvey
Irene Miller
Parkersburg
Local Bride Honored at Linen Shower in Middleport
Miss Sara Louise Scott, recently Mrs Denny Buckner, was guest of honor at a linen miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Ruth Hawkins Miss Kathryn Hawkins and Mrs Edward Coates at the Hawkins home on South Second Avenue and Main Street The event featured bridge and light refreshments with many gifts presented to the bride.
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Middleport
Denny Buckner
Ruth
Kathryn Hawkins
Edward Coates
Hawkins
South Second Avenue
Main Street
Sara Louise Scott
Dillinger Sr. Rejoices Over Son’s Capture in Arizona
John Dillinger Sr. expresses relief that his son John Dillinger Jr. was captured in Tucson Arizona. The elder man, pictured at a thin farm near Mooresville Indiana, had feared the outlaw would resist arrest to the death rather than surrender.
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John Dillinger, Sr
John, Jr
Tucson
Ariz
Thin Farm
Mooresville
Ind
Funeral attendance and local notices in Pomeroy region
Elmer Babcock and family and William Stythem attended the funeral of Mrs. Ida Biggs at Pine Grove on Thursday. Birth announced for Mary Jean Byrne daughter of Leo J. Byrne and wife in Jackson. they have two boys and a daughter.
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Elmer Babcock
William Stythem
Ida Biggs
Pine Grove
Harold German
Duquesne
Dr. Maag
Still
Pomeroy
Jimmy Hawley
Wilbur McGill
East Liverpool
Stanley Swan
Creston
W. Va
Lettie Sayre
W. F. Hawley
Columbus
Jfans Byrne
Leo J. Byrne
Jackson
Mary Jean
Byrne
Millfield Notes: Church and Grange Activities
The Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ meets Friday evening at the church for a business session with refreshments. Mrs. P. D. Hill and Mrs. J. R. Wade hostesses and Mrs FEF. Boudinot leads a program. Trimble Grange meets Saturday with Eben Gillespie speaking on Causes of the Low Mood and Bible stories and songs by members. Rev. Gaynes Cook of Cleveland speaks at the morning service. church choir practices Tuesday. Barbara Ann Dusz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Willis, is ill. the Dusz family visited Albert Dusz’s parents in Trimble over the weekend.
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Millfield
Jan
Ladies Aid Society
The
Church of Christ
P. D. Hill
J. R. Wade
Fef. Boudinot
Trimble Grange
Eben Gillespie
C. H. Boudinet
Donald Howard
Mildred Weiss
George Ford
Vincent Batley
Roy Easier
G. S. Kierns
Gaynes Cook
Cleveland
Christian Church
John Sharick
Barbara Ann
Carl Willis
Robert Dusz
Columbus
Albert Dusz
Trimble
Coal in Demand in Chauncey as Cold Snap Hits
Chauncey reports a sharp coal demand with eighteen local mines working today. The listing includes Luhrig Kimberly Coonville Carbondale Lick Dun Chauncey No. 2% Poston No. 6 Ohio No. 1 Black Diamond No. 10X No. 255 No. 267 No. 9 No. 219 No. 69 No. 28 No. 68 and No. 15.
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Chauncey
Luhrig
Kimberly
Coonville
Carbondale
Lick Dun
Poston
Ohio
Black Diamond
D of P Lodge Entertainment at Hall in Millfield
Members of D of P Lodge Mazon Council Millfield held an evening of games and music at their hall. Guests included numerous members and families with Dutch Wade Ray Sanders and Wal Border providing old time music and Bill Theisen serving taffy to all.
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Millfield
D. of P. Lodge
Mazon Council of
Dutch Wade
Ray Sanders
Wal Border
Bill Theisen
Oscar Simpson
Bill Misner
Willam Theisen
Carson Sanders
Herman Theisen Sr
Susie Bell
Clara Bell
Maud Triplett
Nelle Russell
Eddie
Hazel Willis
Mie
Jennie Cole
Elsworth Tracy
Jessie Henery
McConnelsville
Ruth Dean
Ernest Wade
Local residents host gatherings and visitors cited in Centennial note
Centen nial notes list Sunday visitors at the Welch home including Bran debery and Hughes families. Senior Camp Fire Girls met at Alice Ladd for quilting with Gaynelle Welch, Florence Andrews, Lois Ritenour and Alice Ladd. Additional visits include Mercer, McCoy, Dunfee, Andrews, Barkes and Godfrey households. Activities mention quilting, basketball trip, and Ladies Aid all day meeting.
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Raymond Welch
Carl Brandeberry
Ireland
Hughes
Stewart
Leslie Barrows
Frost
Alice Ladd
Gaynelle Welch
Florence Andrews
Lois Ritenour
David Welch
Inez Mercer
Mary
Don. Paul
Herschel McCoy
Gaynetie Welch
Donald Jameson
Liie
Herman Ogg
Nelasonville
Little Hocking
Daniel Linton
Herman
Johl Dunfee
Ann
Kenneth Devitt
Elvira McAfee
New Marshfield
Vera Barkes
Belpre
Ruth
Ladies Aid Society
Lida Dunfee
Ada Linton
Evalyn Welch
Ellen Hateh
Juhi Dunfee
Mary McCoy
Ruth Ritenour
Coolville
Lola Daugherty
Nettle Godfrey
Ida Nolan
Frankie Worstell
Cutier
Local notices from Amesville and surrounding areas
Amesville residents attended the School of Instruction for O. E. 8B District No. 5 in Nelsonville on Wednesday afternoon. Several couples and individuals visited family in Nelsonville Columbus Mansfield and Athens during the weekend. A property move and visits to Clover Farm Stores at Hotel Berry in Athens were noted among local residents.
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Wil Heston
George King
Paul Dixon
Riley Thompson
Nelsonville
Mr. King
Mr. Dixon
Sylvester Jones
G. E. Moore
Brad Henry
Columbus
F. L. Thomas
Thomas
J. W. Milner
Orland Brawley
Helen
He Potter
Mona Jean
Mansfield
Brawley
Bessie Rowan
Mary King
Bradbury
Mildred Mae Strode
John Herrold
Owen Linscott
C. A. Gardner
Earl King
Thomas King
Rutland
Dora Robinson
Athens
Glen King
H. O. Sedwick
Helen Brawley
Gilbert Sedwick
Clover Farm
Hotel Berry
Eagles Hold Dual Dances In Glouster For Warm Springs Ball
In Glouster Jan 30 the Fraternal Order of Eagles secures permission for two dances to raise funds for the Warm Springs Foundation. A regular Dance at Lamborn's Pavilion and an old time square dance at the Moose Hall will run this evening to boost contributions.
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Glouster
Warm Springs Foundation
Order of Eagles
Lamborn
Bishopville Club Plans Potluck Dinner After Social
The Get to Gether Club met at Bishopville with Mrs. Hattie Watkins hosting. Contests led by Mrs. Stella McDonald Mrs. Lena Blackburn and Mrs. Nora Gardner crowned winners Mrs. Gardner Mrs. Edna Standley and Mrs. Jessie With em. The next meeting at the Townhouse will feature a noon potluck.
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Bishopville
Getto Gether Club
Hattie Watkins
Stella McDonald
Lena Blackburn
Nora Gardner
Gardner
Edna Standley
Jessie Withem
Marietta Standley
John Clark
Bartlett
Will Hoon
Marguerite McDonald
Don Withem
Glouster
Thelma Standley
Glouster Community Band Presents Inaugural Concert
The Glouster Community Band directed by William Lawson offered its first concert Saturday night as a community group. Members noted no solicitations, but voluntary contributions help cover initial expenses, and open air performances will start when weather permits.
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Glouster
William Lawson
Bishopville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Carl Dennison and Minnie Mae Standiey live with Mrs. Sarah Thomas. J M McDonald and family visited son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ton Withem in Gloucester. Frank Davie Lena Blackburn attended S J Davis funeral in New England. Mrs Hattie Hoon visited Mrs Hattie Watkins Sunday.
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Carl Dennison
Minnie Mae Standiey
Sarah Thomas
J. M. McDonald
Ton Withem
Giouster
Frank Davie
Lena Blackburn
J. Davis
New England
Hattig Hoon
Hattie Watkins
David Trasin Not Operated On For Tonsil Removal
Glouster Jan Glouster Jan David Trasin 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs Louise Trasin was not operated on for removal of tonsils as reported last week. He was taken to the hospital but condition prevented surgery at that time. He remained for treatment and Sunday his condition showed improvement making operation seem likely soon.
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Glouster
Jan
David Trasin
Louise Trasin
Glouster High School Thanks Donor for Talking Picture
The Senior Class of Glouster High School expresses sincere thanks to John Crawford for donating a talking picture at the opera house. Proceeds benefit the high school. The Home Economics Club offers Wednesday lunch in the home economics room at a moderate price for the public.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
John Crawford
Opera House
Home Economics Club
Home Economics
Water mains and street collapse hit Glouster area
Residents in Glouster face disrupted water service after a three to six inch main rupture. A sudden freeze worsened conditions as a new six inch line is being laid along North Street. Officials warn repairs may extend into Wednesday night with limited cistern supply for domestic use until service is restored.
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Glouster
Len Marshal
Spring Street
Bancrest
Death notice from Zanewili area details
Funeral services were planned for a woman aged about years who died at noon at her home in Zanewili. The deceased was sister-in-law of Wn Parker of Athens. A Sunday notice announced the passing and listed funeral arrangements to be held this afternoon at a local address.
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Glouster
Zancerile
Wn Parker
Athens
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds
A wartime style ad promotes Kruschen Salts with hot water claiming drastic weight loss in weeks. It urges readers to try the product and promises renewed energy and youthfulness with a money back suggestion. Read more at Cline or Quick's Cut Rate druggists.
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Bischen
Quick
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Will Huggins
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L. F. Sater
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Squire H. H. Mees
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Letart Falls
Millfield News
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Eagles
Lamborn Pavilion
Moose Hall
Bishopville Club
Glouster Community Band
Bishopville News
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